The Smartest Poodle(favorite dog)

 

The Smartest Poodle(favorite dog)

 

The poodle is commonly recognized as the smartest of all members of the dog breed. There is a general belief that it is a fact, whose time is largely occupied by personal beautification, and that it requires a lot of individual attention when it comes to toilets. It may be true that to keep it in order of exhibition and perfect cleanliness, its owner needs to give it more consideration than is necessary in the case of many breeds; but in other ways, it gives you very little trouble, and everyone who's attached to it thinks that there is no dog as intensely interesting and responsive as a companion. Indeed, his wit and a strong sense of reason are so great that there is something almost human about his seduction and dedication. His ability to learn never fails,

 

He didn't just stand out as a showman dog. He's something more than a cabin Saltman, trained to walk the tightrope and stand on his head. He is a fan of tricks, but it is his vivacity of mind that distinguishes him from other animals.

 

The Smartest Poodle(favorite dog)

The dog's abundant and long coat has the peculiarity that if it is not constantly brushed, it twists into small cords that increase in length as the new hairs grow and cling to them. The old unfallen hair and the new intertwined shoots thus become separate rope-shaped strings. Finally, if these ropes are not cut short or accidentally torn off, they drag on the ground and thus prevent the poor animal from moving with any degree of comfort or freedom.

 

Chorded poodles are very conspicuous and, due to the remarkable appearance of their coat, attract much public attention when exposed to exhibitions; but they have lost popularity with most amateurs and have become few due to the obvious fact that it is impossible to make them pets or keep them at home. The reason is that the coat must, from time to time, be oiled to keep the ropes soft and prevent them from breaking, and, of course, since their coats cannot be brushed, the only way to keep the dog clean is to wash it, which, with a rope poodle, is a long and laborious process. In addition, the coat takes hours to dry and, unless the freshly washed dog is kept in a warm room, it is very likely to catch a cold. The result is that the coats of the corded Poodles are almost invariably dirty and somewhat smelly.

 

The general appearance of the Poodle

 

Head:


Long, straight and thin, skull not wide, with a slight tip at the back.

 

Muzzle:


 long (but not pointed) and strong, not full in the cheek; white, strong, and level teeth; black gums, black lips, and no lips.


The Smartest Poodle(favorite dog)

 

Eyes:


 Almond, is very dark, full of fire and intelligence.

 

Nose:

Black and pointed.

 

Ears: 


The long and wide leather, attached low, hanging close to the face.

 

Neck:


 Well proportioned and strong, allowing to carry the head high and dignified.

 

Feet: 


Rather small and of good shape, fingers well arched, cushions thick and hard.

 

Legs: 


The front legs are straight from the shoulder, with lots of bones and muscles.

 

Hind limbs:


 Very muscular and well flexed, with shanks well lowered.

 

Tail:


 Attached high enough, well worn, never rolled up or carried on the back.

 


Coat:
The Smartest Poodle(favorite dog)

Very abundant and of good hard texture; if attached, ranging from tight and equal ropes; if they are not corded, very thick and strong, of the same length, the loops are tight and thick, without knots or cords.

LIO

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